Disney's Most Profitable Movie That Doesn't Have A Sequel

Only one of Disney's entries in the 30 highest-grossing films of all time is not a sequel or doesn't have a sequel. Analysis of over a thousand pages of filings shows it is one of the most profitable movies in the studio's 100-year history.

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